The Dickinson press., 1887-05-14
Shall we celebrate the 4th of July!

Shall we celebrate the 4th of July!
Gents saddles for sale by Fowler &
Langdon.
Ladies' %side-saddles for sale by Fow-
Ter s. Langdon's.
Sam Adams is out again after a
short spell of sickness.
Call at Fowler & Langdon's for
your suits and furnishings.
Billy Benson spent several days at
Medora this week.
Gents fine suits made to order at
Richards & Thompson's.
New stock crockery, glassware and
queensware at Fowler & Langdon's.
Geo. Gibbs was in from Crooked
creek during the first of the week.
Paints, oils, glass, crockery and
queensware at Fowler & Langdon's.
Mattresses, cots, springs, &c. A new
line just received at Sanford's.
Rev. Levin johnson, of Gladstone,
was in town a few days this week.
Gents. Go to Richards 4 Thomp.
sons for fine suits.
Fowler & Langdon ale receiving
their new stock of spring goods.
Rev. johnson will hold services at
tho Baptist church tomorrow at $50
p. m.
Harry MCGOWAN has succeeded II.
]. Brown as clerk ut McGillivray's
emporium.
Measures taken by Fowler & Lang
don for suits by first class manu-.
facturers.
If your blood is initiated, cleanse it
without delay by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
]. r. Ninton returned Thursday
from his trip to Chicago and other
eastern points.
Episcopal service in the court room
at three p. m. Sunday. Sunday schoo,
at . p. m.
Walter Richards had the misfor.
tune to sprain his ankle tins week
but is able to he about.
John w. Buster, manager of the
Hash Knife cattle company was il
town the first of the week.
Agency for Sewing Machines ant
old machines taken in exchange al
Fowler & Langdon's.
I. Tollefson, a recent arrival, a
Taylor, will begin the erection of /;
neat residence next week.
/ will look after and make offers OF
secomd-h hand goods, in entire outfits o.
piece lots. Call on Max Sanford.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Glendive, and hel
two children iwere visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. G. Thompson this week.
Conductor Warren whose spine was
accidentally injured last week is
slowly recovering and is now able to
sit up.
DR.. II. NJ. Jorgens came in from his
cattle ranch ut the Cave Hills the
first of the week and took out u loaG
Of supplies.
John Lcask is taking lessons in the
insurance business in the Office OF
Lawrence & Gibson intending to make
that his occupation.
Mrs. Jerry Hayes started for COLI
Vermont" last aTuesday. where sht
will spend several months visiting
relatives and friends.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Epis
copal church, will entertain thei
friends. Mt the court house. OH We'd
nesday evening next.
Falling hair may be prevented
hrashy hair made soft, and a renewed
growth of the hair stimulated by TIN
use of Ayers Hair Vigor.
Eli Smith now dictates as chef d,
cuisine at Benson & Roberts restau
rant. Eli gets there in great shap'
when it comes to cooking.
l.. D. Kidder has purchased a pal
of high stepping carriage horses frol
Mr.. Glazier. of Relaxation and whel
his new buggy arrives proposes t
take the dust from no one
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north Monday to lay in supplies TO
his ranch on the Little Missouri. II
lost but two head of stock out of
bunch of seventy last winter.
w. w. Mabee, editor and proprieto
of the Glendive Times. has suspende
the publication of that paper and wi.
start a weekly journal at Little MUD
dy. the point at which the Manitob
railroad is expected to strike tn
Missouri river.
Anthony j. Dunlevy, of Wheelin.
w. Va. brother of Mrs. j. T. Scot
who has been visiting her for the pas
two months. took the east bound trai
for home last Wednesday. He wa
very much pleased with this countr
and will undoubtedly return in til
future.